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Matt Kenseth
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Sprint Cup Series: Matt Kenseth's primary sponsor in the Sprint Cup Series is DeWALT Power tools. He is ... sponsored by Carhartt, USG Sheetrock, R&L Carriers and Dish Network. Dish Network will be the primary sponsor at Bristol in March. USG usually sponsors between 4 to 6 races. Carhartt usually sponsors 3 to 4 races. R+L Carriers are usually on for 3 to 4 races as well.
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Nextel Cup Series: Matt Kenseth's primary sponsor in the Nextel Cup Series is DeWALT Power tools. He is ... sponsored by Carhartt, USG Sheetrock, R&L Carriers, and the Arby's chain of restaurants. In accordance with this sponsorship, Arby's has promised to give away free medium curly fries on the Monday following any of his race wins (Nextel Cup or Busch series). Customers need only bring in an unofficial copy of the race results from a newspaper or website.[2]
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Matt Kenseth had a solid sophomore campaign on the Winston Cup circuit. Despite struggling through an early-season slump, Kenseth finished strong with three top fives in the last six races of the season. Led by Robbie Reiser, Kenseth's pit crew beat out 24 of the best crews in Winston Cup to win the Unocal 76/Rockingham World Pit Crew Competition and set a new world record. Kenseth matched the previous season with four top fives, collected nine top 10s and improved one spot in point standings to finish 13th.
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Matt Kenseth began stock car racing in 1988 at the age of 16, and won the feature in his third night of racing. Kenseth made a name for himself while driving at several Wisconsin tracks for Mike Butz in the #8 late model, beating nationally known drivers such as Dick Trickle and Robbie Reiser. He won the 1994 and 1995 track championships at Wisconsin International Raceway. He ... won track championships at Madison International Speedway, including the 1994 late model track championship over Robbie Reiser. He decided to go south to the USAR Hooters Pro Cup series in 1996 and nearly won the series championship as a rookie.
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Roush Fenway Racing drivers Carl Edwards and Matt Kenseth each secured a spot in the Chase for 2007. Edwards is in his second NASCAR NEXTEL championship chase and is tied with Kurt Busch for fourth. He has seven top- 5's and 11 top-tens and two wins. This is Kenseth's fourth consecutive year in the Chase and he is tied for sixth going into the first race of the 10-race Chase. Kenseth, the 2003 NEXTEL Cup champion, has eight top-5 finishes, 16 top-tens and one win at California Speedway.
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While Cambridge, Wis., native Matt Kenseth is perhaps best known as the final Winston Cup champion, he ... has garnered quite a reputation on short tracks. As with most successful drivers, Kenseth's family introduced him to racing. In 1988, Matt entered his first stock car race. Two races later, Kenseth had his first feature-event victory.
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